D-6 The Post-Crescent, Appleton-Neenah-Menasha, Wis. Thursday, Nov. 2, 1 989 Legate CoiirthOUSe Closed Obituaries warning Jacobs STATE OF WISCONSIN OUTAGAMIE COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT BRANCH II ORDER FOR HEARING Case No. 89-CV-01114 In the Matter of a Change of Name for BRANDON LEE LENZ A petition having been filed by Julie Ann Du-chow and Dennis L. Hahn for a change of name of their minor child from Brandon Lee Lenz to Brandon Lee Duchow.
NOW, THEREFORE, It Is Ordered: 1. Sold petition be heard on November 10, 1989 at 8:45 A.M. before the Honorable D.C. Luebke, Outagamie County Circuit Court Branch II. 2.
That notice thereof be given by publication once a week for three (3) successive weeks prior to said date of hearing In the APPLETON POST-CRESCENT. Dated this 11th day of October, 1989. BY THE COURT: SDENNIS C. LUEBKE Circuit Court Judge Branch II Outagamie County Courthouse Run: October 19, 26; November 2, 1989 lately of Slinger, Wisconsin. Age 88, passed away at 2:30 p.m.
Wednesday, November 1, 1989 at Hartford Memorial Hospital, Hartford, Wisconsin. She was born on November 1, 1901, in Appleton, and had lived here most of her life. On April 14, 1924, she married Jack Gebert in Appleton. She was an active member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church holding office with the Christian Mothers and was actively involved in The Mission Ladies. She worked hard for the Sacred Heart Festival and was the founder of "Pearly's She was also a member of The Legion of Mary.
She is survived by two daughters and two sons-in-law: Ruth Ann and Don Holland, Oshkosh; Donna and Jerry Hilde-brandt, Hartford, Wisconsin; a son and daughter-in-law: Richard and Joan Gebert, Phoenix, Arizona; three sisters: Ruth Turkow, Neenah; Esther Winckler, Appleton; and Margaret Werner, Neenah; ten grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; several nieces, nephews, and cousins. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jack; a son in infancy; a brother, Reuben Grube, and her parents. Complete funeral services will be conducted on Saturday, November 4, 1989, at 12 noon at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 222 E. Fremont with the Rev. Wilbert Staudenmaier officiating.
Interment will take place at St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call at the Wich-mann Funeral Home, 537 N. Superior on Friday from 4 until 8 p.m. and on Saturday from 8 a.m.
until the cortege leaves for church. The Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Mrs. Mae Z. Nelson 115 Professional Plaza, Neenah Age 81, died unexpectedly Wednesday, November 1, 1989 at Vallhaven Care Center.
She was bora May 21, 1908, in Florence, Wisconsin, the daughter of the late Charles and Margaret (Guthrie) Hoyman. She was a member of First United Methodist Church, Neenah, and AARP. She is survived by a daughter and son in law: Fay and Wayne Dennis, Neenah; four grandchildren: Scott and Cheryl Dennis; Jeff Dennis; Alan and Mimi Dennis; Kay and David Wilke; and a great-grandson, Nicholas Wilke. She was preceded in death by her husband and a son, Richard. No services will be held.
The Wichmann Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements. Dean F. Schreiner 940 London St. Menasha Age 48, passed away Wednesday, November 1, 1989, at Milwaukee County Regional Hospital. He was born August 22, 1941, in Neenah.
He had been employed by the George Banta Company, and was the former owner of the WW Bar in Menasha. He had served in the U.S. Army during the Viet Nam conflict. Survivors include his wife, Susie (Selbach) Schreiner; a daughter, Kelley, Long Beach, California; a son, Scott, Neenah. Also surviving are two sons: Steve and Greg, both son also said his client was concerned about his father.
The Jacobs, however, downplayed the incident when interviewed at home by the Wausau Daily Herald. Christopher Jacobs Jr. said he spent Wednesday afternoon in Athens and at his second farm in Taylor County and believes a telephone call to one of his son's lawyers at the public defender's office in Wausau that led to the sheriffs actions may have been a Halloween prank. "I just wanted to go out to the farm and sit for a while," he said. "I couldn't believe what was going on when I got home." He also laughed when told about the sheriff's department's actions.
"I wouldn't need guns to take that sheriffs department apart. I have two good hands," he said. Mrs. Jacobs confirmed she talked twice to McCarthy but does not recall if she told him her husband was on his way to Wausau. She said her husband did not leave any note and she did not remember what she told McCarthy.
Sheriff LeRoy Schillinger said he does not believe his department over-reacted after receiving the information from Mrs. Jacobs. "We have to react to calls, whether someone does something or not. You can't sit on your hands," Schillinger said. In addition to closing the courthouse, the sheriffs department notified the Wausau Daily Herald and other news media and Wausau police posted a plainclothes officer in a car outside the newspaper office.
John Reid, an attorney at the public defender's office in Wausau, said he received a call at 11 a.m. Wednesday that set off the whole incident, but declined to give details of the conversation. The caller "raised concern where Mr. Jacobs was headed and for what purpose," Reid said, adding he called the sheriffs department as soon as he got off the phone with the caller. "I told them they should be concerned about him (Jacobs Jr.) coming into town and being angry.
I had no reason to believe the information I received was not accurate," Reid said. Vital statistics Deaths Marie M. Cass, 85, 1015 Sterling Neenah. Andrew Erickson, 91, Wisconsin Veterans Home, King. Mae Z.
Nelson, 81, 115 Professional Plaza, Neenah. Dean F. Schreiner, 48, 940 London Menasha. Death elsewhere Pearl Gebert, Slinger, formerly of Appleton. Births Appleton Medical Center Sons to: Joseph and Susan Coenen, route 1, Sievert Road, Seymour.
Raymond and Lisa Brown, 405 N. Durkee Appleton. Mercy Medical Center Daughters to: Chai Thao and Shoua Lee, 526 Grand Oshkosh. Kim and Jane Lee, 3742 Glen-brook Lane, Oshkosh. Sons to: Mayur and Mrudula Amin, 610B W.
Starboard Court, Oshkosh. Rodney and Kim Langhoff, 5797 Country Club Road, Oshkosh. New London Family Medical Center Daughter to Joseph and Debra Bricco, route 2, box 233, New London. St. Elizabeth Hospital Daughters to: Perry and Therese Abitz, 1425 S.
Mason Appleton. Del and Annette Meyer, route 5, box 172, New London. Son to Peter and Wendy Arena, 1614 Mariposa Drive, Oshkosh. Theda Clark Regional Medical Center Daughters to: Jeffrey and Deborah Louison, N7772 County Iola. Michael and Karen Schomisch, 1326 Wild Rose Lane, Neenah.
pointing an attorney as counsel for the child at well as the child's person and to appoint an attorney as Guardian Ad Litem for the child. Where the child or the parents are unable to retain a lawyer because of financial reasons, the Court may appoint an attorney to represent them at county expense; If a question of ability to pay Is raised, proof may be required to Iustify the payment at public cost, Dated this 30th day of October, 1989. BY THE COURT: sDEE R. DYER Judge Circuit Court Branch Run: November 2, 1989 PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE CALUMET COUNTY ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS The Calumet County Zoning Board of Adlust-ments will conduct a public hearing to review the following petitions on November 13, 1989. The Board will meet at 8:00 PM In the Hlpke Room, Basem*nt of Courthouse.
Prior to the hearing, the Board will meet at 8:30 PM to view the sites. Individuals Interested In these petitions ore encouraged to attend and submit their oral andor written testimony. A. Petitions 1. Petition of Mr.
Lawrence Wolflnger to seek a variance from the County Zoning Ordinance's contractors storage building size limitation for structures within a general agricultural district. This limitation Is 2,400 square feet with the proposed addition (900 sq. ft.) and present structure (1,600 sq. ft.) equaling 2,500 square feet. The property is located In the SWM of the NEW, Section 3, T20N, R19E, Town of Woodville at W3494 Dundat Road.
01 8-02-03201 91 3B 2. Petition of Ms. Karen Bunge to allow the creation of a lot owned by Mr. Robert Grogan without having public road frontage. The County Land Subdivision Ordinance requires all newly created lots to front on a public road system.
The subiect property Is located in Govt Lot 93, T19N, RISE, Town of Stockbrldge. B. Deliberation The Board will accept and review all pertinent Information relative to the above listed petitions. The Board may If deemed necessary recess into executive session to deliberate upon any or part of the proposed pursuant to Chapter 19.85(1)(a) of the Wisconsin Statutes. C.
Decision The Board will make their decision In open session providing all appropriate Information It available. James Scholz, Chairman Calumet County Zoning Board of Adlustmentt Run: October 28 I. November 2, 1989 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TOWN OF BUCHANAN OUTAGAMIE COUNTY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that the Outagamie County Zoning Committee will hold a public hearing at the Grand Chute Municipal Building, 2920 Highvlew Drive, Appleton, Wisconsin, at 10:35 a.m. on the 16th day of November, 1989, to consider the petition of Gordon R. Van Dinter for a proposed amendment to the Outagamie County Zoning Ordinance and Map of the Town of Buchanan to transfer the property hereinafter described, from Agricultural District to Single Family Residence Dlstlct.
The property in question Is described at follows: 58.42 acres of land located on the north side of County Highway west of Main Street and South of Emmons Road; In the Southeast of Section 32, Township 21 North, Range II East, Town of Buchanan, Outagamie County. For particulars, reference Is made to documents on file In the Office of Planning and Zoning Administration, 4th floor, Courthouse, 410 South Walnut Street, Appleton, Wisconsin. Telephone: (414) 832-5255. Any interested person may address the Zoning Committee by letter or appear In person or by agent and be heard. Dated this 30th day of October, 1989.
OUTAGAMIE COUNTY ZONING COMMITTEE OLIVER V. LERUM CHAIRMAN File No: Z-44-89 Publish: November 2 it 9, 1989 Notice of Application for Valley Bancorporatlon to acquire First National Bank Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin Valley Bancorporatlon, located In Appleton, Wisconsin, intends to apply to the Federal Reserve Board for permission to acquire a bank. We intend to acquire control of First National Bank. Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. The Federal Reserve considers a number of factort In whether to approve the application.
Including the record of performance of bankt we own in helping to meet local credit needs. You are Invited to submit comments In writing on this application to the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, P.O. Box 834, Chicago, Illinois 60690. The comment period will not end before December 5, 1989 and may be tomewhat longer. The Board't procedures for processing applications may be found at 12 C.F.R.
Part 262. Procedure! for processing protested applications moy be found at 12 C.F.R. 262.2S. To obtain a copy of the Board's procedures or If you need more information about how to submit your comments on the application contact Alicia Williams, Community Affairs Officer, (312) 322-5910. The Federal Reserve will consider your comments and any request for public meeting or formal hearing on or before the last day of the comment period.
Run: October 28 November I 1989 NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING TOWN OF GREENVILLE OUTAGAMIE COUNTY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Outagamie County Zoning Committee will hold a public hearing at the Grand Chute Municipal Building, 2920 Highvlew Drive, Appleton, Wisconsin, at 10:55 a.m. on the 16th day of November, 1989, to consider the petition of Barry R. Witthuhn for a proposed amendment to the Outagamie County Zoning Ordinance and Map of the Town of Greenville to transfer the property hereinafter described, from Agricultural District to Light Industrial District. The property In question Is described as follows: 2.01 acres of land located on the south side of Spring Road and V) mile east of Its Intersection with Julius Road; In the Northeast Vt of the Northwest of Section 15, Township 21 North, Range 16 East, Town of Greenville, Outagamie County, Wisconsin. For particulars, reference Is made to documents on file In the Office of Planning and Zoning Administration, 4th floor, Courthouse, 410 South Walnut Street, Appleton, Wisconsin.
Telephone: (414) 832-5255. Any Interested person may address the Zoning Committee by letter or appear In person or by agent and be heard. Dated this 30th day of October, 1989. OUTAGAMIE COUNTY ZONING COMMITTEE OLIVER V. LERUM CHAIRMAN File No: Z-45-89 Publish: November 2 1989' NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING TOWN OF FREEDOM OUTAGAMIE COUNTY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that the Outagamie County Zoning Committee will hold a public hearing at the Grand Chute Municipal Building, 2920 Highvlew Drive, Appleton, Wisconsin, at 11:15 a.m.
on the 16th day of November, 1989, to consider the petition of Thomas Murphy for a proposed amendment to the Outagamie County Zoning Ordinance and Map of the Town of Freedom to transfer the property hereinafter described, from Agricultural District to Apartment Residential District. The property In question It described at fol- 49 acre of land located at the Intersections of County Highway Liberty Lane and Conrad Court; being part of Lots 23 and 24, Block of the Replat of Blocks and of the Assessor Plat of Freedom; In Section 14, Township 22 North, Range 18 East, Town of Freedom, Outogamle County. For particulars, reference Is made to documents on file in the Office of Planning and Zoning Administration, 4th floor, Courthouse, 410 South Walnut Street, Appleton, Wisconsin. Telephone: (414) 832-5255. jj Any Interested person may address the Zoning Committee by letter or appear In person or by agent and be heard.
Doted this vTj6uMTY ZONING COMMITTEE OLIVER V. LERUM CHAIRMAN File No: Z-46-89 Publish: November 2 9, 1989 STATE OP WISCONSIN OUTAGAMIE COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION FOR SUCCESSOR GUARDIANSHIP File No. 17 GN 55 IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARDIANSHIP OF ANTHONY JOHNSON, JR. Minor The Petition of Anthony Johnson, complying with the requirements of Section 880.07 of the Wisconsin Statutes, having been filed, representing among other things, that Anthony Johnson, residing In the County of Outagamie, State of Wisconsin, Is In need of a guardian of hit estate because the Guardian previously appointed, Nellie Johnson, has died and a Successor Guardian It needed for the Estate of Anthony Johnson, Jr. IT IS ORDERED that said Petition be heard before this Court, in Branch No.
6, presided over by the Honorable Judge Dee R. Dyer, at the Courthouse, on the 17th day of November, 1989, at 10:30 a.m. or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, That the notice of the time and place of hearing the petition be given by service by a copy of this Order upon all Interested parties as provided by law, Dated October 25, 1989. BY THE COURTl sDEE R.
DYER Circuit Court Judge BOLLENBECK, BLOCK, SEYMOUR, ROWLAND SAMSON, S.C. Anthony Utschlg 621 W. Lawrence Street P.O. Box 845 Appleton, Wl. 54912-0845 (414)-731-9101 Run: October 26; November 2 8, 7, 1989 following from Mrs.
WAUSAU (AP) Deputies secured the Marathon County Courthouse after receiving a warning that the father of Christopher Jacobs III might be headed to Wau-sau armed with guns, authorities said today. Jacobs, 22, was found not guilty over the weekend on charges he participated in the 1987 Kunz family killings. His father, Christopher Jacobs has since criticized the way the sheriff's department handled the case. Sheriff's officials said deputies were ordered to lock the doors of the courthouse about noon Wednesday and secure the building after receiving a warning from Jacobs' wife, Judith. Business returned to normal at the courthouse at about 2 p.m., authorities said.
Chief Deputy Dennis McCarthy said the sheriff's department received a tip from the public defend-er's office that the elder Chirstopher Jacobs might be on his way to Wausau to confront the sheriff's department. McCarthy said he then called the Jacobs farm and was told by Jacobs that her husband left a note saying he was on his way to Wausau and that she believed he took guns with him. "She said her husband had been under a lot of stress," McCarthy said, adding Mrs. Jacobs and her son "were concerned." McCarthy said he then called public defender Weldon Nelson, who represented Christopher Jacobs III in the Kunz trial, and Nel- Drunken-driving convictions Outagamie County Circuit Court Unless otherwise noted, the following were sentenced to jail, fined, had their driver's licenses revoked and were ordered to undergo an alcohol assessment for drunken driving: Russell J. Baumann, 28, 9651 N.
Clayton Road, Neenah, sentenced to 60 days in jail, fined $1,030, license revoked for 36 months, stopped Oct. 17 in Appleton. Gregory B. DeWitt, 22, 1620 N. Richmond Appleton, sentenced to 20 days in jail, fined $850, license revoked for 18 months, stopped Aug.
8 in Appleton. Clint J. Jourdan, 29, 2160 County De Pere, sentenced to 80 days in jail, fined $1,090, license revoked for 36 months, stopped Aug. 13 in the Town of Oneida. Winnebago County Circuit Court MENASHA The following were fined $586, had their driver's licenses suspended for six months and were ordered to undergo an alcohol assessment for drunken driving, stemming from arrests in the city: Richard M.
Golembiewski, 55, 835 Martin Menasha, stopped Oct. 21. James K. Montonati, 34, 921 Mead-owview Drive, Menasha, stopped Oct. 4.
Courts Outagamie County Circuit Court Patrick A Hunter, 32, W3219 Dundas Kaukauna, was placed on probation for two years and ordered to serve the first three months in jail for endangering safety by the use of a dangerous weapon. He also must undergo alcohol abuse counseling. Hunter fired three shots from a shotgun into the door of his estranged wife's apartment in Appleton on June 25. She had left the apartment prior to his arrival and no one was injured. Kolleen F.
Denny, 34, Green Bay, was placed on probation for two years for obstructing an officer. She also was sentenced to 30 days in jail, fined $1,240 and had her drivers license revoked for six months for driving after revocation. Denny was the driver of a car which hit the rear of a stalled auto on Ridge Road in the Town of Oneida on June 3, injuring one occupant of the stalled car. She had originally denied being the driver of her car. The obstructing charge was amended from hit-and-run driving.
Petri slates hours in area communities U.S. Rep. Thomas Petri, R-Fond du Lac, will meet with constituents at Neenah City Hall Saturday from 9-10 a.m. Appointments are not required. Similar meetings will be held Sunday from 1-2 p.m.
at Waupaca City Hall; Monday from at the Calumet County Courthouse in Chilton; and Monday at Oshkosh City Hall from p.m. Parking ban in effect NEENAH An all-night parking ban on any city streets or city-owned or controlled parking lot from 2-5 a.m. went into effect Wednesday, according to Police Chief D.J. Forcey. Exceptions are granted only in emergency situations when motorists contact the Neenah Police Department at 729-4677 or for vehicles parking in marked lots with city parking permits, Forcey said.
CORRECTION An error occurred in the Wednesday, Nov. 1, Evans Department Store ad. The ad should have read, "30 off our entire stock of children's sweaters. Over 30 styles in stock." We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. Evans Department Store 996 Winneconne Neenah Fox Point Plaza 722-8909 Mrs.
C.E. Cass (Marie M. Hyson) 1015 Sterling Neenah Age 85, died Wednesday November 1, 1989 in Naperville, Illinois. She was born May 13, 1904 in Menasha. She was a Fox Valley resident all of her life and was married to C.E.
Cass August 31, 1922 in Menasha. Mr. Cass preceded her in death October 15, 1980. She was very active in community affairs and a volunteer nurses aide at Theda Clark Hospital. Marie and her husband owned and operated the Hobby Shop in Neenah for several years and was a member of St.
Gabriel Catholic Church. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Jean (Joseph) Ashmead, a granddaughter, Jami Ashmead, and a grandson, Joe Ashmead, all of Naperville, Illinois. Funeral services will be Saturday November 4, 1989 at 10:30 a.m. at the Westgor Funeral Home, with the Rev.
Terry LaCombe officiating. Interment will be in St. Margaret Cemetery, Neenah. Friends may call at the funeral home one hour before the service. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to P.R.C.
Special Childrens Fund, 1718 Indian Knoll Naperville, Illinois 60565. John A. Fahrbach 3400 W. Brewster St. Appleton Age 47, passed away Wednesday, November 1, 1989, at the Outagamie County Health Center following a lingering illness.
He was born November 9, 1941 in Appleton, the son of Norbert and Marya (Schmidt) Fahrbach. Survivors include his mother; a brother, Fred C. Fahrbach, Tomahawk; and four sisters: Mrs. John (Marilyn) Stoffel, Kim-berly; Mrs. Jerry (Jackie) Johnson, Neenah; Mrs.
Kay Anne Campbell, Orange, California; Ruth E. Fahrbach, Taos, New Mexico. He was preceded in death by his father, Norbert L. Fahrbach. The funeral service will be held at 10:30 a.m.
Saturday, November 4, 1989, at the Laemmrich Funeral Home with Father Michael O'Rourke officiating. Burial will be in St. Margaret Cemetery. Friends may call at the Laemmrich Funeral Home on Saturday morning after 9 a.m. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established.
Mrs. Jack Gebert (Pearl E. Grube) Formerly of 427 E. South River Sons to: Nordell and Louann Mueller, 14138 Miami Circle, Little Chute. Mark and Rebecca Nonweiler, 707 W.
Fourth Oshkosh. Wesley and Lorie Potratz, 2119 Country Lane, Neenah. Police fire TOWN OF ONEIDA Herman L. Daoust reported the theft of $950 worth of tools in an overnight burglary to his tool shop which he discovered Wednesday morning. The Outagamie County Sheriffs Department said entry was gained by prying open the rear swinging doors to the shop on Daoust's property at County and Old Seymour Road.
The doors had been secured with several locks. Missing are a Miller Electric 200-amp welder, a Milwaukee 9-inch portable grinder and a greenish gray Craftsman tool box containing an assortment of tools. TOWN OF DEER CREEK Equipment valued at $2,795 was stolen late Tuesday or early Wednesday at the site of bridge construction at County and the Embarrass River, the Outagamie County Sheriffs Department said. The equipment belongs to Pfeifer Brothers Construction Co. Deputies said that locks and latches were smashed to gain entry to an equipment semi-trailer.
Missing are a Green Wacker cement vibrator, a Remington cement vibrator, six cable come-a-longs, and three industrial extension cords. Damage to the trailer was estimated at $216. Waverly to repair hydrants on Monday HARRISON The Waverly San-itary District will shut off the water supply to residents on Firelane 6 and all other customers of the district to the east to the end of North Shore Road, at 9 a.m. Monday for a hydrant repair. The work will take a maximum of three hours so service will be fully restored by noon, according to district office manager Cathy Girdley.
FOR ONE MONTH! 5 YOURS TO USE FOR ONE FULL MONTH NO COST, NO GIMMICKS, ALSO, NO OBLIGATION TO BUY 4 7525 Bring Coupon 1957 FOX VALLEY VOCATIONAL, TECHNICAL AND ADULT EDUCATION DISTRICT BOARD MEETING MINUTES September 13, 1989 The Fox Valley VTAE District Board held Its regular meeting on September 13, 1989 at the Clin-tonville Regional Center, The Chairman called the meeting to order at 7:45 p.m. Present: Board Members: R. Havlland, K. Hoffman, S. Huss, R.
Kopp, C. Long, L. Mar-chettl, J. Schoenike Others Present: Administrators: M. Gentz, R.
Martin, G. Rickman; DirectorPresident, S. Span-bauer; Recorder, J. Hlllman H. Klrchner, R.
Schuh J. Hlllman read the Open Meeting Statement. Since there were no corrections to the minutes of the August 15, 1989 meeting, the Chairman declared them approved as circulated. S. Spanbauer presented comparative data from the districts on full time equivalency.
He noted a 6.6 percent increase in total head count. S. May highlighted the NeenahMenasha Regional Service Delivery Plan which was developed by FVTC outreach staff In coniunction with the Instructional divisions for the purpose of addressing the educational and training needs as Identified In the NeenahMenasha Educational Training Study completed In June 1989. G. Rlchman gave an overview of the flexible benefit accounts plan.
It was moved by R. Havlland that the administration be authorized to proceed with flexible benefit account options and bring a concrete plan to the Board for consideration. A voice vote was token and the motion carried. R. Havlland reported on action from the September 12, 1989 CurriculumInstruction meeting.
It was moved by R. Havlland that the customized training contracts between 81,500.00 and 810,000.00 be approved (amount totaling Upon roll call, the following voted Aye: R. Havlland, S. Huss, K. Hoffman, R.
Kopp, C. Long, L. Morchetti, J. Schoenike; Nay: none. The Chairman declared the motion carried.
It was moved by R. Havlland that the Miller Electric contract be referred to the Curriculum Committee for further review. A voice vote was taken and the motion carried. It was moved by R. Havlland that the customized training contracts and one technical assistance contract be approved (amount totaling Upon roll call, the following voted Aye: R.
Havlland, S. Huss, K. Hoffman, R. Kopp, C. Long, L.
Morchetti, J. Schoenike; Nay: none. The Choir-man declared the motion carried. It was moved by R. Havlland that the Board endorse the Quality Process Specialist Program for the CASS Proposal.
Upon roll call, the following voted Aye: R. Havlland, S. Huss, K. Hoffman, R. Kopp, C.
Long, L. Marchettl, J. Schoenike; Nay: none. The Chairman declared the motion carried. R.
Kopp reported on action from the September 7, 1989 OperationsFacilities meeting. It was moved bv R. Kopp that the Board authorize payment to P.G. Miron Construction Co. for the expansion prolect In the amount of $97,611.00.
Upon roll call, the following voted Aye: R. Ha-viland, S. Huss, K. Hoffman, R. Kopp, C.
Long, L. Marchettl, J. Schoenike; Nay: none. The Chairman declared the motion carried. It was moved by R.
Kopp that the Board authorize payment to P.G. Miron Construction Co. In the amount of $195,266.00 for remodeling. Upon roll call, the following voted Aye: R. Havlland, S.
Huss, K. Hoffman, R. Kopp, C. Long, L. Marchettl, J.
Schoenike; Nay: none. The Chairman declared the motion carried. It was moved bv R. Kopp that the Board authorize payment to P.G. Miron Construction Co.
in the amount of $30,900.00 for parking lot site work. Upon roll call, the following voted Aye: R. Havlland, S. Huss, K. Hoffman, R.
Kopp, C. Long, L. Marchettl, J. Schoenike; Nay: none. The Chairman declared the motion carried.
It was moved by R. Kopp that the Board accept the low bids meeting specifications for snow removal services for 1989-90 from Jim Fisher, for the Appleton campus and from Vern Klenast Excavating Contractors for the Oshkosh campus. Upon roll call, the following voted Aye: R. Havlland, S. Huss, K.
Hoffman, R. Kopp, C. Long, L. Marchettl, J. Schoenike; Nov: none.
The Chairman declared the motion carried. K. Hollmon reported on PersonnelStudent Relations Committee action from the September 7, 1989 meeting. It was moved by K. Hoffman that a contract be issued to Cheryl Allen, Nursing Instructor, In the amount of $28,199.00 effective September 5, 1989.
Upon roll call, the followinlg voted Aye: R. Havlland, S. Huss, K. Hoffman, R. Kopp, C.
Long, L. Marchettl, J. Schoenike; Nay: none. The Chairman declared the motion carried. It was moved by K.
Hoffman that contract be Issued to Mary Rudnlck-Kaun, Statistical Process Control Instructor, in the amount of $28,798.00 effective September 5, 1989. Upon roll call, the following voted Aye: R. Havlland, S. Huss, K. Hoffman, R.
Kopp, C. Long, L. Marchettl, J. Schoenike; Nay: none. The Chair- man declared the motion carried.
It was moved by K. Hoffman that a contract be Issued to Don Tutas, SupervisoryManagement Instructor, In the amount of $33,179.00 effective September 5, 1989. Upon roll call, the following voted Aye: R. Havlland, S. Huss, K.
Hoffman, R. Kopp, C. Long, L. Marchettl, J. Schoenike; Nay: none.
The Chairman declared the motion carried. it was moved by K. Hoffman that a contract be Issued to Kris Snow, Science Instructor, In the amount of $25,711.00 effective September 5, 1989. Upon roll call, the followinlg voted Aye: R. Havlland, S.
Huss, K. Hoffman, R. Kopp, C. Long, L. Marchettl, J.
Schoenike; Nay: none. The Choir-mon declared the motion carried. It was moved by K. Hoffman that a contract be Issued to O. Michael Hager, SupervisoryManagement Instructor, In the amount of $28,520.00 effective September 5, 1989.
Upon roll call, the following voted Aye: R. Havlland, S. Huss, K. Hoffman, Kopp, C. Long, L.
Marchettl, J. Schoenike; Nay: none. The Chair-' man declared the motion carried. It was moved by K. Hoffman that a contract be Issued to Judy Ruhl, SupervisoryManagement Instructor, In the amount of $28,199.00 effective September 11, 1989.
Upon roll call, the following voted Aye: R. Havlland, S. Huss, K. Hoffman, R. Kopp, C.
Long, L. Marchettl, J. Schoenike; Nay: none. The Chairman declared the motion carried. It was moved by K.
Hoffman that a contract be issued to Tom Harke, Millwright Instructor, In the amount of $28,499.00 effective September 12, 1989. Upon roll call, the following voted Ave: R. Havlland, 5. Huss, K. Hoffman, R.
Kopp, C. Long, L. Marchettl, J. Schoenike; Nay: none. The Chairman declared the motion carried.
It was moved by K. Hoffman that a contract be Issued to Cynthia Whltely, Development Manager (PT) In the amount of $119,772.00 effective September 1, 1989. Upopn roll call, the following voted Aye: R. Havlland, S. Huss, K.
Hoffman, R. Kopp, C. Long, L. Marchettl, J. Schoenike; Nay: none.
The Chairman declared the motion carried. It was moved by K. Hoffman that a contract be Issued to Dennis Nltschke, Dean-Community Relations, In the amount of $55,000.00 effective October 1, 1989. Upon roll call, the following voted Aye: R. Havlland, S.
Huss, K. Hoffman, R. Kopp, C. Long, L. Marchettl, Schoenike; Nay: none.
The Chairman declared the motion carried. It was moved by K. Holfman that the Board approve conversion of a part-time Nursing Instructor position to full-time. I Upon roll call, the following voted Ave: R. Havlland, 5.
Huss, K. Hoffman, R. Kopp, C. Long, L. Marchettl, J.
Schoenike; Nay: none. The chairman declared the motion carried. It was moved by K. Hoffman that the Board approve creation of a new ESPA Position of Technical Division Secretary. Upon roll call, the following voted Aye: R.
Havlland, S. Huss, K. Hoffman, R. Kopp, C. Long, L.
Marchettl, J. Schoenike; Nay: none. The Chairman declared the motion carried. R. Havlland reported on the September 13, 1911 FinancePlanning Committee meeting.
It was moved by R. Havlland that the Boarc approve the 1988-69 budget amendmenti datec September 13, 1989. Upon roll call, the following voted Aye: R. Ha vlland, S. Huss, K.
Hoffman, R. Kopp, C. Long, Marchettl, J. Schoenike; Nay: none. The Chairman declared the motion carried.
It was moved bv R. Havlland that the Board approve the refund of the remaining Circuit Con-sortium funds at presented. Upon roll call, the following voted Aye: Havlland, S. Huss, K. Hoffman, R.
Kopp, C. Long, L. Marchettl, J. Schoenike; Nay: none. The Chairman declared the motion carried.
It was moved by J. Schoenike that, by virtue of the prior approval by respective committees, the Board approve the following consent agenda Items: OperationsFacilities Committee Technical Assistance Monthly Contracts FinancePlanning Committee Action on Bills and Voucheri Finance and Operating Report Approve Wire Transfers Early Release Checks SupplvEqulpmentService Bldt Photo Direct Platemaker A voice vote wat taken and the motion carried. The policy on Board Representation on committee! and consortiums wat presented for first reading. It wt moved by K. Hoffman that the meeting be adlourned to Executive Settlon per Chapter 19.85 (l)(b)(c) for the purpose of discussing negotiations.
A voice vote wat taken and the motion carried. The time wat 9:07 p.m. Run; November 2, 1989 at home; a brother, Irmin Jr. and his wife, Barbara, Bend, Oregon; a sister, Mrs. Gerald (Sandra) Keating, Appleton.
A prayer service will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, November 4, 1989, at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Menasha, with Father William O'Halloran S.S.S. officiating. Mr.
Schreiner has donated his body to medical science. A memorial fund has been established. Legals STATE OP WISCONSIN OUTAGAMIE COUNTY PROBATE OFFICE INFORMAL ADMINISTRATION! ORDER SETTING TIME AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS A NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF GUY TEW, Deceased. To persons Interested In the estate of Guy Tew, Outagamie County, Wisconsin, post offlct address 838 W. Main, Rt.
3, Hortonvllle, Wl 54944; You are hereby notified and Informed that: The decedent died on the 18th day of September, 1989; An application to Initiate Informal administration '(and for the admission of the Will of the decedent, dated October 7, 1987, to Informal probate) will be considered by the Probate Registrar on November 20, 1989 at the County Courthouse In Appleton, Wisconsin, at 9:00 o'clock In the fort-noon or thereafter. IT IS ORDERED THAT: All creditors' claims must be filed on or before January 23, 1990, or be barred. DATED: October 23, 1989. SKATHY MAHONEY Probate Registrar Eda Mae Henrlckson Personal Representative 319 W. Nye Hortonvllle, Wl 54944 Run: October 26; November 29, 1989 STATE OP WISCONSIN OUTAGAMIE COUNTY JUVENILE COURT NOTICE OF HEARING In the Matter of the Termination ol Parental Rights to: J.W.K.
A Minor. TO: Kim, Dae Shlk, Blrthfather Address: Unknown NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on the 20th day of November, 1989 at 4:00 P.M., at the Courthouse In the City of Appleton, the Juvenile Court Division, Outagamie County Circuit Court, Branch VI, the Hon. Dee Dyer presiding, to hear a petition requesting that the termination of your parental rights In the above-named minor, which child was born on November 9, 1988 In Kyonggl-do, Korea. You may appear In person or In person and by an attorney of your choice. The law grants to the Court the power of appointing an attorney at counsel for the child at well as the child's and to appoint an attorney as Guardian Ad Litem for the child.
Where the child or the parents are unable to retain a lawyer because of financial reasons, the Court may appoint an attorney to represent them at county expense; if a question of ability to pay Is raised, proof may be required to iustify the payment at public cost. Dated this 30th day of October, 1989. BY THE COURT: SDEE R. DYER Judge Circuit Court Branch Run: November 2, 1989 STATE OP WISCONSIN OUTAGAMIE COUNTY JUVENILE COURT NOTICE OF HEARING In the Matter of the Termination of Parental Rights to: J.W.K. A Minor.
TO: Hwang, Young Ok, blrthmother Address: Unknown NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on the 20th day of November, 1989 at 4:00 P.M., at the Courthouse In the City of Appleton, the Juvenile Court Division, Outagamie County Circuit Court, Branch VI, the Hon. Dee Dyer presiding, to hear a petition requesting that the termination of your parental rights In the above-named minor, which child was born on November 9, 1988 In Kyonggl-do, Korea. You may appear In person or In person and bv an attorney of your choice. The law grants to the Court the power of ap IIAVE YOU EVER WONDERED HOW MUCH A HEARING AID WOULD HELP YOU? TO: REE! FREE HEARING AID 4 TIIIS COUPON ENTITLES YOU 1. Audiomctric nnnne Hearing Tent FREE! 2.
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